He is reporting the following facts.
1) The flight schools where the pilots recieved training were purchased by two dutch nationals in 1998. These men then set up advertizing in Europe to recruit pilot trainees. These men obtained authorization from our State Department to issues visa documents to these foreign nationals so they could enter the country for flight training. These men appear to be CIA cutouts from their behavior.
2) The terrorist pilots also had recieved training at U.S. militery bases. The pentagon has now admitted where and when these men were trained at our bases. 4) The airport in Venice adjoins property, and a mansion, owned by Jackson Stevens, of Stevens Inc. of Little Rock, Arkansas. This is the largest stock brockage west of the Mississippi. This company is documented as being part of the Mena drug smuggling money operation.
Jackson Stevens was roommate with Jimmy Carter at Annapolis, and brokered the deal between Bert Lance and BCCI for BCCI to purchase Bert Lances' bank when Lance got into trouble for fraudulent loans. BCCI had been on a CIA watch list as a subversive international bank - not allowed to deal directly with American banks.
BCCI was removed from that list and allowed to purchase Lances bank which gave them entry to the American Banking system. Stevens owns a law firm in Venice, Boone, Boone & Boone, which is said to control everything in town that they don't own.
It looks like Daniel has the CIA/NSA covert ops by the tail, and he needs our attention to provide him with some cover from fallout from this investigation. Please lend him that assistance by going to his website www.madcowprod.com and let him know what you think about his reporting. Also please purchase his book, Barry and the Boys, Daniel Hopsicker, 2001 - which is available in local bookstores.
Please contact all Congressional offices to demand an investigation of Jackson Stevens, Stevens Inc. and the militery
CIA/NSA connections to the pilot terrorists.
I leave you in One Love, "Rev. Tom Brown" - revtombrown@hotmail.com
Thank you--that explains everything we need to know about you.